Christophe Lemaire and his high-end namesake label, Lemaire, is known for its easygoing shirts, loose-fit trousers, and drapey outerwear in solid hues that all add up to a uniform that looks totally classic and effortlessly futuristic all at once. So it was a no-brainer when Uniqlo, the Japanese mass retailer that's basically changed the affordable-basics game over the past decade, enlisted Lemaire's talents for a collaboration last fall. Now we have an exclusive first look at what's to come from this collaboration for the Spring-Summer 2016 season. Inspired by 1960s vacations in the south of France, the collection is based on the kind of menswear staples that stylish guys have turned to for over 50 years, including slim-fit polos, cardigans, vertically striped shirts, lightweight windbreakers, and even a pair of totally vacation-ready white trousers. And for the ever so slightly more adventurous men out there, there's striped T-shirts and some of the most perfect band-collar shirts we've ever seen. With 82 total pieces in the collection, there's sure to be something for everyone. Plus, at prices that are way more Uniqlo than Lemaire, this collab might become one-stop shopping for your warm-weather wardrobe this year.

Uniqlo has done men everywhere a solid by bringing back the best of their much-loved +J collaboration. Launching in Uniqlo shops and online on October 10th, the quality lineup includes lots of the stuff we've been telling you to pick up this fall, from cool wool pinstripe suits (that you're supposed to wear out of the office), to blizzard-ready parkas, and slim-cut dress shirts that should be purchased in multiples. Trust us on that last one, you won't regret it.

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